Turning April is a 1996 Australian-Canadian film.[1]
Premise edit
The wife of a diplomat is kidnapped.
Cast edit
- Tushka Bergen
- Aaron Blabey as Leif
- Dee Smart
- Justine Clarke
- Judi Farr
- John Gregg as Attorney-General
- Vikki Blanche
Reception edit
Variety said "Several themes juggle for attention in" the film "which is part kidnap drama, part romance and part revenge movie, but dramatic structure remains unresolved. Despite a good perf from Tushka Bergen as a young wife kidnapped by an unlikely gang of thieves, long-delayed pic isn’t likely to elicit much box office interest."[2]
References edit
- ^ Turning April reviewed at SBS Movie Show
- ^ Review of film at Variety
External links edit
- Turning April at IMDb
- Turning April at Oz Movies
- Turning April at TCMDB
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